Creative Tech Week

Plan 23 uses a plethora of digital & analog tech: Theremin, iOS (WerkBench, Animoog, TopLap, iGendyn), modular synth, Nodal+Live, MAX/MSP, PD, Interactive Brainwave Visual Analyzer, Jitter, VDMX, Modul8. Dok Gregory, a member of the seminal group Amoeba Technology performed in US, Europe, and S. America festivals. His work was featured at the Forum Des Images in Paris, Basel Art Fair, The Kitchen & Lincoln Center. He toured with Psychic TV & Trance Pop Loops. Masahiro Kahata started PsychicLab to ship IBVA system for OS6, which won a product award at MacWorld in 1998. In 2012 he started open brain wave interface at Instructables/TechShop and launched brain-duino MetaVolutiON with Metamind Berlin in 2014. Peter Principle, known for a 30+ year association with Tuxedomoon, composed, played on, recorded or produced 100s of published works in a wide spectrum of alternative music. He was featured in productions by Maurice Bejart & films by Wim Wenders. Besides a number of critically acclaimed solo albums, he co-produced art videos presented notably at The Kitchen and the Rijksarchive. Jeremy Slater, a MFA graduate of SUNY Buffalo & SVA and multidisciplinary artist. Video work includes multi-channel videos for installations with sound & ephemeral sculpture. He received the NYFA Computer Art Fellowship in '99, attended the Experimental TV Center, and was artist-in-residence at Seoul Art Space_Geumcheon. Karl Scholz is a sound-designer, musician, programmer currently developing iOS live performance software. A resident at Rubulad he graduated from NYU in electronic music. WvS studied computer music & composition with Rihm & John Cage. He attended the 'Darmstadt Ferienkurse fuer Neue Musik', lectured at IDEA, was artist-in-residence at Harvestworks, exhibited at the Barcelona MOMA, and presented sound-installations & performances at PS1 MOMA Printshop, Spectrum, Harvestworks, Roulette, Knitting Factory & Generator. He curates the experimental series Ab Uno Pluribus.